Serena Williams has won so much, she literally doesn’t know what losing feels like. The world No. 1 spoke to reporters at New York Fashion Week, dismissing any notion that her performance at the U.S. Open was a failure.
”I mean, I won four Grand Slam [tournaments] in a row, and got to the semis in another one, and I’ve done that twice,” she said, defending her record, per For The Win. “I mean, how many people have done that?
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“So, yeah, it wasn’t a loss for me, it was a win and a learning experience.”
"Why you lying," Serena? it was a loss. It was literally a loss. It was indisputably "the fact or process of losing something." Roberta Vinci defeated you 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. People went as far as blaming Drake for it.
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Wow! This is so crazy lol He really is bad luck #BlameDrake pic.twitter.com/R30qAl3Oe8
— Nia Carey (@MsNiaCarey) September 11, 2015
I called it about a week ago. #BlameDrake pic.twitter.com/KJkuhuVoe3
— britni danielle (@BritniDWrites) September 11, 2015
You went as far as wishing he hadn’t been there.
Serena Williams wishes Drake HADN'T come to her #USOpen match.. does she #BlameDrake for loss? https://t.co/eLeF4MNv3X pic.twitter.com/7bEwf7Wlb5
— HollywoodLife (@HollywoodLife) September 11, 2015
Serena’s salty condescension didn't end there.
“And I tried hard,” Serena added. “Unfortunately the girl I played just outplayed me that day, you know. She probably deserved it and I am happy for her.”
For a learning experience, one thing is for certain, it didn’t teach you humility.
Vinci went on to lose to Flavia Pennetta in the finals, but using Serena's logic, she didn't lose, either.
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